2012-01-06, 17:10 | Link #1725 | |
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So yes , it's a tad bit unfair for most of her earlier opponents. I'd say she has a fair chance of Representing Mid-Childa. A very good chance. How far have a limiter restrictions been lifted? If Lutecia could do ... that at D rank , she must be really , really broken at S rank. Probably only Nanoha level mages have a chance against her , solo , in actual , real combat , if she has no limiter and was allowed to use her abilities to the max. Though based on Striker S , I'd say the key to defeating Lutecia is to pile on her with multiple dangerous opponents from every direction. Of course , this is Vi-vid , and is likely quite different here. I assume the Relic has something to do with her Circuits and her S class rank at age 10. (Frankly , I think Lutecia could easily be a monster on par with Hayate in terms or raw power, but that'd be too boring) . Though she was 2 years old when the Combat Cyborg Incident occurred. Wait. Fridge Horror. It means that she was experimented upon not as an embryo , but as a fully aware human.... |
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2012-01-06, 17:27 | Link #1727 | |
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Though I acknowledge that her normal personality has shifted. |
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2012-01-06, 17:30 | Link #1728 |
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^ I don't think being "pressured" in hard combat will be enough to trigger such a sudden change of personality, but i agree that probably such traits are still hidden in ther, probably if she faces something that trigger memories or feelings similar to those times she will revert or show some seriousness, but in a friendly tournament like this? I doubt so xDU.
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2012-01-06, 20:06 | Link #1730 | |
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More seriously , it's a plausible theory. But considering the proclivities of the authors.... |
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2012-01-06, 20:21 | Link #1733 |
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Sex is the crux of the matter for this conclusion, actually. Essentially, Olivie and Klaus couldn't have been married or in some kind of relationship (legally) because Einhart is not the Sankt Kaiser.
We know that Klaus died relatively shortly after his final battle with Olivie. He certainly never moved on, because it's implied (or stated, I'm not too clear on it atm) in time to find someone else to fall in love with, but he still was able to have descendants that carried his genes and memories--Einhart has to have some genetic link that is directly from Klaus to inherit her looks and problem. Which means Klaus must've been had children with someone else before Olivie's death, and it wasn't with Olivie--if he had fostered children with Olivie, Jail simply would've needed to find whoever descended from that line into the current day to activate the Saint's Cradle--he was a pragmatist, if nothing else. But Einhart obviously didn't have the Sankt Kaiser genetic code in her, and Vivio's creation was necessary, so Jail stole the shroud and so on and so forth. So either Klaus and Olivie had an entirely platonic relationship, or Klaus was in love with Olivie and she never returned his feelings/didn't find out about them.
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2012-01-06, 20:29 | Link #1734 | |
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But Authorial Fiat is another matter altogether..... |
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2012-01-06, 20:31 | Link #1735 |
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...no, actually, that's pretty reasonable from what's been shown through the plot so far for those characters.
Saying 'the author would never do THAT, 'cause his fans are just crazy and unreasonable' is looking at it from a meta standpoint. |
2012-01-06, 20:35 | Link #1736 |
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Besides, Vivio and Einhart not being genetically related would only make a pairing between them more viable. So nyeh. Yuri fans shouldn't be all that upset over the idea of Olivie and Klaus not hooking up.
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2012-01-06, 20:37 | Link #1737 | |
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However , it depends on the mangaka. Does he want a well written and consistent work , or one that swings along to appease the fans? Professional Pride , in other words. I don't disagree with you , in fact , I completely agree. But the question is , will the Author cave in to fan demands? That being said though , the author likely would go the Un-requited love route instead of platonic to appease those Yuri Fanatics that have hound Yuuno out of the franchise. |
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2012-01-06, 20:42 | Link #1738 |
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If anything, ViVid seems to be based on fan demands(from japanese fans at least xDU). the results vary from arc to arc. I wasn't taking ViVid all seriously until the Torunament Arc started to run and more and more awesome stuff started appearing chapter after chapter.
Force on the other hand seems to be a more solid project refering to the fact that it have a planned story and plot twsts interconnected as also follows an apparenlty more stable structure than ViVid. Of course, how good the results are is in the eye of the beholder xD.
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2012-01-06, 20:43 | Link #1739 | |
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